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I have the npr app on the iphone and you can tune into almost any npr station that you want, some of them are quite a bit different than others.

Love NPR, I am friends with the local stations on air talent and he is always introducing some cool music. I even listen to the classical in the afternoon sometimes, I love doing intricate work to it (well that and a bottle of wine). It's my shop, I do what I want, don't judge.

and a big area to make a lot of noise and mess, but it's fun!

You know the SP stands for 'Slow-Poke'

Still sounds like really low prices to me.

Mine usually goes away after the first foot or so but if it is a heavy solid most guys just run the outside two rollers. Make sure that you roll out your material so it is loose on the feed side or it will buckle as well.

1/4 pints, better letter small.

Why not call the designer?

how do you die-cut the labels?

Absolutely No. You can buy an offset press for $ .02 but it takes skill to run one. If you are just looking for process color / glossy paper type stuff you should be outsourcing them to a color house as they can do it cheaper.

3651 and 210 I think I am at 135 with a 45 on a roland

I was told once that the 'S' 'P' stood for 'Slow' Poke' 300.

What kind of beans you growing Mosh?

why are you trimming the vinyl when trimming off excess laminate?

You can do anything in 5.5 that you can do in Corel. Might be a little different method but both will basically do the same thing.

Don't really know what all of this means and not sure that I need to. It sounds as though you are going through something tragic and I hope that you are ok. Relationships are the most important thing that we have and we do need to make the most of everyday and not take them or the people in...

+2 Pre roll out the material. I also use media clamps with banner material and set the heads to high.

+++++1,000 Silk Screening and die cut, or flexo. What would this job take on a flexo press, 4 hours? with no weeding.

Illustrator and I.

One would think that the tension is too tight at the ends and pushing the material to the center. Have you tried reducing the pressure at both ends equally?